In my first intent to interface with one of our Mitsubishies, model A1SJH, the interface was smooth with no complications at all. I was able to installed and make some small programs, as Dave said before is just matter of learning the syntax. If your needs are for a specific PLC you can ask your rep if GX Works 2 supports it. Don't quote me on this but it might even be cheaper. I believe the price is comparable as well. That is their newest software and MUCH nicer than GX Dev. Why are you looking at GX Developer? Do you need it for a specific older PLC? If you are starting fresh with Mitsubishi I would highly recommend GX Works 2. Once I learned the syntax of the programming I prefer it over the AB stuff. I came from AB originally, and haven't used Versapro, but did tinker with Logicmaster and I found Mitsubishi very user friendly. Now I am using the PCMCIA card for the AB and mostly USB or Ethernet for the Mitsubishi and have no issues.Īs far as GX DEVELOPER v.8.9 being compatible with the PLC's you listed, your Mitsu rep would know better than me. The AB driver would hog the com port so if I wanted to use the Mitsubishi cable I would have to uninstall the com port and reboot the computer. I was using the SC-09 cable which uses the RS-232 com port on the PC. (I used to use GX Developer, since upgraded.) The only issue I had was with the PIC driver I was using for the AB stuff. I currently use both RS Logix 500 and GX Works 2.

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